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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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You're listening to Friday's episode of The Archers from BBC Radio 4. Bit depleted, aren't we? We are. Just a bit. Well, perhaps we can make it snappy and then take ourselves off to the ball. What do you reckon?
Well, yeah, that sounds nice. Adam, you up for a swift pint straight after? Maybe. All right, well, let's crack on, shall we? Rory and Kate send their apologies. Debbie's got a conference. She's delivering some keynote speech, so she can't even attend remotely, unfortunately. Oh, she didn't say. Good for her.
Miksi hän ei juuri sanoa sitä? Minulla ei ole ideaa. No niin, puhutaan sitten talouksista. Meillä on ollut hieman hyödyllistä viime viikkoja, mikä kuitenkin on melko yllättävää. Hyvä, Dallas.
Hei kaikille. Debbie! Hyvä Jumala. Mitä teet täällä? Ajattelin, että pitäisin tehdä tämän eteenpäin, joten tässä olen. Mutta miksi ei kertonut, että olet tullut? Tiedän, että haluan yllättävän yllättävän yllättäminen. Se on hienoa. Olen vain hieman yllättänyt. Mitä tapahtui konferenssiin? Pidin, että joku vastaa minuun. Tämä on mahtavaa.
Oh, yeah, it's great, yeah, it's great. Absolutely, yeah, great. Adam, get your sister a seat. Oh, sure. No, no, no, I can do that. But have you literally just got off the plane? Mmm, yep.
Hei, Rock'n'Roll! Haluaisinko ottaa sinulle kappaleen tai jotain? Ei, ei, ei, minä olen ok, minä olen ok. Mennään vain ylös, haluaisimmeko? Okei, me emme välttämättä paljastaneet paljon. Olin vain sanonut, että taloukset eivät näyttäisi liikkuvasti. Esimerkiksi kun mietitään erilaisia haasteita. Mutta Suomalainen maa on näyttänyt erinomaisesti turvallisuudesta. Minä en ole mennyt liikkuvasti, eikö? Pahoittelen, Brian, pahoittelen. Mitä? No, minun täytyy kuitenkin sanoa tällä hetkellä. No, mennään sitten. Kaikki viimeisen kaksi kuukautta jatkuu minulle.
I don't think so. The thing is, Dad, Adam is the one who's been running things, isn't he? Yeah, under my supervision. And with the help of Rory. Rory? Yes. Rory doesn't have a clip. He's not a farmer. Well, not yet he's not. From what Adam's told me, he's got a hell of a lot to learn. He's more of a liability than any actual help. He's a very bright boy. That doesn't make him a farmer. I felt like a babysitter. Was he as bad as all that? Yes. He wasn't. He really wasn't. You're just being unfair. I just want some credit, Brian.
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Chapter 2: How does the conversation shift to family dynamics and responsibilities?
Sorry. What Adam told me about your ridiculous caravan park scheme. I mean, ridiculous is a bit harsh. Is it? Dad, there might be better use of that land, don't you think? No, not really. I think it's a brilliant idea. Alice, sorry darling, but you don't know what you're talking about. But we do.
I believe Adam has the vision to make that happen. Do you? I do think maybe you need to start trusting Adam. I do trust him. I think his plan to look at heritage grains and integrate more trees is brilliant. I don't need a lecture on trees, Debbie. My point is that this is the kind of forward thinking Home Farm needs. Not an eyesore like caravan storage. The thing is that Home Farm needs certainty in terms of management and ownership.
Nyt katsotaanpä tämä maa. Minun ei tarvitse katsoa maata. Miksi katsotaanpa tätä? Koska olen se, joka on visio, ja myös se, joka toimii päivittäin, minulla on suunnitelma. Ja mitä se on? Että jätät minua ylös täysin, jotta pystyn tekemään asioita omaa suuntaani. Olen samaa mieltä.
I mean, Dad, if this meant that you relaxed and looked after yourself... I do look after myself. I just get so worried about life. Why? There's no need. But can I just say something else? What? I'm also proposing, Brian, that you leave me the land.
Sorry, what? What? Is this a joke? No joke. Adam. I'm sorry, Alice, Debbie. Well, you don't sound it. Why the hell should you get the land? Because it makes sense. Adam, this is really not what we talked about. It's outrageous. Well, not really, not if you really think about it. Well, I have thought about it, and guess what?
I still think it's outrageous. Actually, I have another suggestion. No, sorry, Debbie. Hang on. No, this is important, Brian. I think you should leave the land to Adam and me. What? Sorry, just a minute. Just a minute.
What is going on here? I really don't know, Dad. This is a complete surprise to me. Adam and I, we're the real farmers, the two of us. It makes perfect sense for us to take the farm forward together. Yes, yes, except for the fact that you live in Hungary. Do you all realise I'm right here? I'm not dead. But what's going to happen when you do die, Brian? Debbie, stop it! Alice, Alice, he's going to leave absolute chaos and you know it. You cannot force me to hand over my land. Of course not.
Of course we can't. We know that. Yet neither of you have my support. Neither of you. And I'll bet you don't have Kate and Rory's either. Alice, you've got your head in the sand. Kate's got her head in the clouds. And who knows where Rory's head is these days. But for the future of the farm, for the future of your grandchildren and now great-grandchild, and for all our future security, you need to step right back. Let Adam take over and leave the land to the two of us so we can ensure that the land stays intact and the farm survives. Yeah, thrives in fact. Yeah.
It's just practical. It's more like daylight robbery. I can't believe this. Look, Alice, it's almost certain that Lillian will leave the stables to you.
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Chapter 3: What challenges do the characters face regarding land ownership?
Well, someone has to own the land. They have to. You know that better than anyone, since you're so unwilling to sign it away. Oh, forgive me, Debbie. Forgive me, really. Forgive me for not just waving my hand and handing over home farm. You know what? All I wanted out of this meeting was for us to persuade dad to retire. Properly retire.
...and relax. Well, this meeting isn't helping me relax, I can tell you that much. I just want you to enjoy your retirement. But I don't enjoy retirement. Because you've never actually retired. And now you've managed to destroy your relationship with Miranda, so you've got no one to spend time with. Adam, why? Sometimes you've got to be brutal.
Look, Brian, we all know that the stress of running home farm is impacting on your general health. What are you talking about? I'm fit as a fiddle. Oh, well, that's not strictly true. You've had two angina attacks. But they weren't serious. They were quite serious. Sorry, I was actually talking about your mental health. Minun mentaalinen terveys?
But look, Dad, you have been really stressed out. Yes, with good cause. And what is that cause? I can't tell you. You can't tell us? No, because it's private. Oh, here we go. That's not much help right now. Well, I'm not in the mood to help right now. Look, I just want...
Olemme yrittäneet huolehtia sinua, kuten sanoin, ja sinulla on hyvää pensioa, isä. Suomalaisuus, muut investointit. Niin monta ihmistä sinun aikana unohdat olla sinun positiivisi. Minä en ole niin monta ihmistä, Adam, jos et huomannut. En huomaa, että me ei huomannut. Isä, sinun on hyvä huomata, että joitain tekoja, ne ovat olleet hieman... Mitä? Mitä ne ovat olleet? No...
And that's putting it politely. Look, I know I've been preoccupied, but my recent stresses have had nothing, absolutely nothing to do with the farm. Then what? What's going on that you're not telling us? I can't get into certain things. You'll just have to trust me. But we don't trust you, do we? Just stop it. Stop being so awful. But it's true, Alice. We have lost confidence in your leadership, Brian, and your...
Mental capacity. Do you think I care if you don't have faith in me? No, no, I do. I have faith in you, Dad. Our priority is not just the farm, it's your health, Brian. Oh, do me a favor. Maybe we should stop and take a break. I'm afraid this needs resolving now. Alice, we can't keep dodging this conversation.
I know, I know, I've got it. I've got it. Why don't you just take me around the back of the building and shoot me like a dog? Like a tired old dog. This is what they're trying to do, Alice, in effect. No, it isn't. In order to maintain and increase profit, we need to keep investing in the right strategies. And those decisions are best made by Adam and myself. We should vote on this. Well, we can't, because we don't have everyone here. Well, I'm afraid Kate and Rory are in agreement.
What, for you and Debbie to inherit the land? No, not that bit. Why on earth would I leave you to the land? For all the reasons we've just laid out. You aren't even my own children. He said it. He finally said it.
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Chapter 4: How does the discussion reflect on mental health and stress management?
That's okay, Alice. No, no, it's not okay. It's not okay. I mean, it's not like we didn't know how he felt. Look, Adam, Adam, I simply don't believe you have the financial head to run a business. I don't have the confidence you can do it. Well, the truth's all coming out now, isn't it? You don't have a clue how tough you have to be in farming. How can you say that to me? I have been farming for my entire working life.
I hate this. I absolutely hate this. We don't have to stay. Oh, well, thanks. And Debbie, for you to walk in here and demand half the share of land you barely set foot on for decades, it's the height of entitlement. It's appalling. I built this place up from nothing. I've steered it through good times and bad. And caused us a ton of grief.
Ja stressiä. Ja oli asioita, ja poistuja rivejä, ja oli yksittäisiä lapsia, ja käytti yksittäisiä vahvistuksia kaikille meistä, ja käsitti Adamia ja minua, kuin olisimme toisen klasin ihmisiä. En ole koskaan koskaan. No, sinä itse asiassa vain sanoit minulle ja Adamille, että emme ole edes sinun omat lapsesi. Koska sinä et. Brian.
Honestly, I'm done with this. No, I'm done with it all. Look, I have a life. A fantastic job in which I've proved myself and where I'm treated with respect. I have a really good life somewhere else, far away from this nonsense. So, no, I'm done. I can't do this anymore. You can't do what? Fight. Fight with your father, Alice. Brian, what, you can't see my talent? If you can't see my ability...
Then you don't deserve me. But we don't have you. You're not here. You're not involved. But... I am. I am involved. Because one of you is always dragging me back. And maybe if things weren't always so incredibly difficult, I would come back willingly. Or, better still, never have left. But honestly, honestly now... Now I'm done.
En halua yhteistyötä. En halua maata. En halua sinut, Brian. En halua yhteistyötä sinne. En halua. Okei, se on hyvä. No, äiti, äiti, Debbie, olkaa hyvä. Brian, voit liittää maata minulle. Adam! No, no, näetkö, en voi itse asiassa. Koska olen vahvistamassa maata yhteistyöstä.
What? What do you mean? If you withdraw the land from the partnership, then there is no business. That's right. I'll go it alone. I'll hire in help. I'll run the place without interference. It'll be heaven. You wanted certainty and now you've got it. So, Dad, that makes no sense. You're insane. I really do think he has dementia. No, no. No, I'm entirely within my right mind. But sometimes you've got to be brutal.
Eikö se ole oikein, Adam?
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